Tolstoy Creator Sonate

**The Creator Sonate of Leo Tolstoy is one of the most scandalous, shocking and controversial stories in the history of world literature. The publication of this book caused the effect of a breakdown of the bomb: censors prohibited it from printing, the church transmitted anaphoma, and in society raised angry disputes. This is a miserable, surgically accurate trepanation of the institute of marriage, human sensitivity and the rock force of jealousy. The story is written in the form of a confession to a random poptitier in a train. The main character, the noble Vasily Pozdnyshev, tells a terrible story of his life and marriage, which ended with killing his own wife. With terrible sincerity he breaks the romantic mask from secular relationships, showing how noble "love" on the roof is only an animal attraction and selfishness. The marriage is turned for the spouses by mutual prison, quiet hatred and endless domestic wars. The last drop becomes the appearance of a young scratch in their house. The music of Bethoven - the sensational and angry "Craiser's sonate", which the wife of Pozdnysheva performs together with the musician - awakens the hero a dreaming storm of mad, blind jealousy, pushing him to an irreparable step. Tolstoy appeared here as a radical moralist, forcing the reader to look into the darkest, shy cracks of the human soul. The narrative is impressed by an incredible psychological cracks and the depths of drama. This is not just the story of one crime, but a powerful philosophical manifesto about purity, false civilization and how easily passion can destroy a person from within. **About what the book is in three words:** Jealousy, Music, Confession. **Who to read:** To all lovers of extreme deep psychological prose, to those who appreciate Tolstoy's mature and uncompromising creativity, as well as those who are ready for a serious and uncomfortable conversation about the nature of human relationships.